Climate Change

The Department of Energy grants $100 million to help auto parts makers update facilities and improve sustainability in their manufacturing.

Global supply chains are facing an unprecedented water crisis, but not all companies are taking action to solve it.

More extreme weather is a major concern for supply chain. Last week a U.S. Senate committee heard testimony on how the weather could further disrupt supply chains if action is not taken.

Speakers at recent ASCM conference explain why a global supply chain matters to individual businesses.

Growing geopolitical competition and conflict could actually demonstrate the need for greater international cooperation, disruption may be the new economic driver, but it creates opportunities, not just threats, Leaders must be prepared to meet the challenge of this disruptive age.

Earlier this month, four key U.S. government agencies issued the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization, a landmark interagency framework of strategies and actions to remove all emissions from the transportation sector by 2050, which provides a “whole-of-government approach” to address the climate crisis and also meet the White House’s goal of having a 100% clean electrical grid by 2035 and net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Fresh Del Monte's most recent sustainability report documents the fruit and vegetable producer's progress on its aggressive sustainability goals.

One thing is clear when it comes to the state of the planet’s climate: If we wish to meaningfully reverse the effects of climate change, the time for action is now.

In this month’s video, we feature the third in a series of JSCM webinars looking at supply chain’s role in climate change.

This month's video from the Journal Of Supply Chain Management looks at why climate change is a supply chain issue.

On this episode, MIT’s Yossi Sheffi discusses his new book on the race to develop the COVID vaccine. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.

On this episode, MIT’s Yossi Sheffi discusses his new book on the race to develop the COVID vaccine. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.

A comprehensive summary of the key factors shaping ESG supply chain management.

According to the Federal Highway Administration, Weather is responsible for 23% of all roadway delays, causing over 32 billion lost vehicle hours per year and costing trucking companies between $2.2 and $3.5 billion dollars.

Supply chains and the infrastructure that supports them are designed for a stable climate, but as hazards evolve, it will be necessary to increase investment in adaptation, possibly at the expense of efficiency.